I was sterilised in 03 then went through a divorce. i met my new partner jan 04. he had never had children. so we decided to go straightfor ivf. I found out today that it worked. i just can't believe it worked 1st time. i just wanted to let peaple

Good luck to Tina Malone and all couples starting their IVF journey. Inherent to this process are inevitable up's and down's. Sometimes the best medicine is a little humor. In this spirit, here is a link to a YouTube humor video I created about my

Hello all,I am just about to begin the IVF journey, we have our first pre- treatment appointment at the clinic in a couple of weeks and I wondered if there was anyone else going through IVF at the mment.  We did have one cycle 4 years ago but we

Hi all,Just want some advise, first ov all i will tell u a bit about me:Me- 32 partner 39TTC- 6yrshad all tests done - nothing wrong unexplained fertilityIUI - 6 goes BPN all 6Waiting 4 1st cycle of IVF In SeptemberI am so excited about IVf, getting

Last night BBC One aired IVF Undercover which showed the country's most successful IVF clinic offering unproven treatment to its patients. We want to know if you watched it and what your thoughts are - let us know!

after ivf this year, i was pregnant with triplets. at week 14 problems were discovered. the identical twins had twin to twin transfusion syndrome. at week 19 we lost the recipient twin. at week 26 i gave birth to twin girls weighing 1lb 15oz & 1lb

designed from a doctor point of view rather than addressing the patients needs. To this end I began speaking to a few friends who'd undergone private IVF treatment and I quickly realized as a single guy of 32 that I really do not have the faintest idea

through IVF which I wanted to share as I'm lost out here with all this and didn't want others to go through this without knowing what's involved. I'll update it as and when i get info.http://ivfmystory.blog.co.uk/ Hi Dawn and Pete, I would just like to say

Do you think the NHS should be paying for more IVF treatment or that couples should pay for it themselves? i think the NHS should pay for this, it's not like it is our fault we can't have children easily and what happens if we can't afford it are we

DH and I are discussing our options and awaiting an appt with fertility specialist. Has anyone had any experience with IVF/ICSI?Is there a rough guide (although I'm sure it varies from clinic to clinic!)of timings from consultation to treatment